What is the difference between a moral and a theme?

A. A moral exposes the author's bias, while a theme reveals the reader's prejudice.

B. A moral can contain several ideas, while a theme contains only one main idea.

C. A moral is easily identifiable, while a theme is harder to interpret by the reader.

D. A moral explains deeper meaning, while a theme is a simple description of events.

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Beau Carroll

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9 March, 05:48

What is the difference between a moral and a theme?

A. A moral exposes the author's bias, while a theme reveals the reader's prejudice.

B. A moral can contain several ideas, while a theme contains only one main idea.

C. A moral is easily identifiable, while a theme is harder to interpret by the reader.

D. A moral explains deeper meaning, while a theme is a simple description of events.

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Brian · Answer 1

I'm not 100% sure but I think its B

Katelyn Daugherty · Answer 2

D. A moral explains deeper meaning, while a theme of a simple description of events.

Take these sentences as examples -

The moral of the story is, that it has this deeper meaning.

The theme is dark and dreary during this story.